Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-02

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his brother and other friends i'll tn,
village last week.
Miss Jennie Menerey, Of Warwick
Ont, is visiting her brother, Robt
Menerey, at present.
D Norm Sponenburg, of Gagetown, has
t been visiting friends i'll and around the
! village the past few days.
Joe Collins is handling the Deering
binder, Il sample of which may be seen
north Of the EXpOsITOR office.
Thos. Casey, Travelling Passenger
Agent Of the l.. III. Il y. W., made us a
pleasant call while i'll town OH Monday.
The prudent man avoids all chances.
This is why the prudent farmer OF team
Ster when buying Il wagon invariably
gets Il "StudeDaker.'
ID. c. Smith has our thanks for some
ROXbury russet apples brought to this
Office. They are as fine rs when picked
from the tree last fall.
In 1852 the Studebaker Brothers made
for their seasons trade two wagons.
Last year their manufacture was twen-
ty-tiye thousand vehicles.
We make our own thimble-skeins of
the best Lake Superior charcoal iron,
and their durability is accordingly far
greater than the skeln i'll common use.
Palmer d Brown, our local buyers
here, are, as usual, III the wool business
! and buying freely at outside figures
having paid us high as 80 cts for some
clips.
| &. II. Holden has returned to this
! place from Sand Beach where he has
been working i'll the bank for time.
lie will hereafter put III his time III the
bank here.
Work has been begun on repairing
! the NJ. Il. parsonage. All are requested
to take hold and help i'll this good cause.
| Considerable money has been subscrib-
ed but still more is needed.
On Tuesday, May "a, Queen Victoria
was 6S years old. She was born OH
May "a, 1919, and succeeded to the
throne Oh June 2Oth, 1887. SiXty-eight
years old and nearly 90 years a Queen.
We agree with Bob Burdette in the
most truthful saying of his life: God
wasted mud when he made the man
who after taking paper for six months
! arrears"
\ runaway occurred on Monday
last resulting i'll the demolishlng of
u buggy belonging to Alfred Keeler.
The horse was hltched in front of the
post Office and became frightened at
something.
One reason for the grand success of
the Studebaker Brothers in the manu-
facture of their celebrated wagon is.
that they are themselves practical
wagon makers, and closely supervise
the construction of all their goods.
Beware of the repair bills sure to
follow if you purchase so-called cheap
wagon. You will find that your cheap
wagon will cost you more in the long
run twice over than if you had paid a
fair price on the start and bought
"Studebaker."
O. u. Chamberlain and family have
moved onto their farm east of here and
ID. G. Finlayson and wife now occupy
the house vacated by them. VIM. Near
and family have taken up their resi-
dence in the house vacated by ID. q. |
Finlayson and wife.
The total earnings of the p. III. a. y. |
w. R'y for the year ending Dec. 81. 1886
as reported to the commissioner of |
railroads was $3l0,039.36, and the total |
expenses for the same time were S214, |
322,9l Earnings per mile, 81 1920; |
expenses per mile, S!,S3.l3.
What might have been a disastrous
fire broke out in the kitchen of the
house owned by NJ. Miller and occupied |
by VIM. Near on Thursday morning |
last at one o'clock. 1t was checked be- |
fore much damage was done. The |
cause of the fire is supposed to have
been incendiary.
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain, has no equal. Persons |
suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia, |
or from cuts, bruises, sprains &c,
should not be without it. Cures are
effected in an incredibly short time.
Price only twenty-five cents bottle. |
For sale by all druggists.
James Martin of Port Huron, Mich. |
was i'm town Thursday and was taken |
out to see the country by Mr.. Weeks,
the manager of the Southern California |
Land and immigration Company at
this place. Mr.. Martin comes here as
the agent of twenty families, who re-
present capital of from $4,000 to
S20,OOO each. lie expressed himself as
highly pleased with this section--Paso
Robles, (Cal,) Leader. Mr. Martin is of
this vicinity instead of Port Huron.
81 wffit to be an angel sings the
maiden in the choir; she pines for |
wings and thinks she'd like to twang
the golden Tyre. But if she'd note the |
costumes of maidens of to-day, she'd
surely see that angels would never
dress that way. For instance take the
bustles, such as you will daily meet;
now wouldn't they look queer, if worn
upon the golden street? And Saratoga
waves and bangs, and false teeth and
blondine; an angel, girls, with such
affairs would surely ne'er be seen. So
girls if you're i'll earnest you see you
started wrong; and if you're not, why
don't you quit and sing some other
song.
Among the many sound reasons why
you will find it most to your advantage
to buy the Studebaker wagon, are these:
Because the timber of which they are
made is sound as dollar, and has been
years in seasoning under sheds; because
the iron used is the best that can be
purchased, and is wrought for its in
tended purpose by thoroughly skilled
mechanics: because the boxes of the
wheels are pressed into the hubs by hy-
draulic pressure and will never loosen
as is so often the case when wedged in;
because the spokes are slope shoulder
ed and are driven into the hubs by
| powerful steam spoke-driver. making q
\ upiop of tha parto lika a weld of iron.